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&'ANTI-VARE COMBINEIFIREMEN RESCUE II1
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STATE
Sproul, Grundy and Moero Hint
Ceunter-Mevo Against Alii-
ance With Magee
COUNTY CHIEFS TO CONFER
Signs of a visoreus nutl-Vare move
ment throughout the State appeared en
the political horizon today as Geerge
Wharten Pepper, at Washington, took
fhe oath as Senater Penrose's succes succes
er. "Senater Pepper's appointment quieted!
NINO
N
the storm of agitation ever, the Penrose men from n cornice en the third tloer
toga. Then remnins the question of i". '' burning building oier a space
,'. , , ,, ,. . ,i i"ve ',Pt wide, te t he top Meer of the
State leadcrebip. thnt engages all pe- j btilldltiK adjoining.
litical creups as thej leek forward te The building was ilm home of Samuel
the May primary. Tllcliinmi, who awakened nud theuglit
In the last ten day i enferenee ilic heard burglars crushing through the
among Governer Hprnul. deseph It. deer of In wall -paper slerc en the
Grundy, president et the Pennsylvania , first fleer.
Manufacturers' Association, and .Mayer lie grabbed n leveher ,ind rushed te
Moere lilntei' nt the birth of a counter- the front window and began firing, hop
movement te cheek the Vure aspirations ine te frighten the robbers,
toward Statewide power. Then he smelled sinekn and discev
Laders te Confer
A general conference of Stnte and
(county leaders who had been followers
of Senater Penrose Is one of the de
velopments looked for In the net week
or two. rrein tins may emerge a new
.Troup that will inherit part of the, a ledge extending around the"thlrd iloer i
.strength of the Penrose leadership nnd land dropped te another ledge nt the'
the strength of the Sproiil-Crew nt-I second tloer. from where they could i
"., " -
liance. i
Mayer Magee. of Pittsburgh, turned garage. heard In Ot Hall today were wound
the spotlight en Senater are last week. children 1 r-fl ! iin.ti.,. ' " this nttem-en with verdicts of
with (i lengthv statement evnlting vunuicii i.eit in llulliling I giillir
"Brether Ed" and pointing te him as J-n th. men had irnrie the perilous, .Wph Drener. a Negro, en trial be
the one man new qualified for State Ieiip they nssi-ted the five women te the fore .Judge li.n,, charged with the
,CaC!' v ..,.. ..-.., ! tln'.,ril:!,!!'l-0'1'ew-.'..rder of bis bertl,enrt, Ethel War-
Vare
uwiuivi , un- iiuiiiiii.t uieii.ui"u
any ambition te be the Mat" leader.
Politicians, however. belie ed the nstnte
Magee would net have uttered his laud-
atien without having reached some
understanding with Senater Vete.
See "Veiled Test" by Vare j Markovit- 1 i!,T n'T? " A,l" I
. .MurheMU, j j!i .south Elcluli street.
Seme believe Senater are under- Inte the arms of Heward 'I.eNenrin- n
took a veiled test of strength when fireman of Chemical Truck Ne in" I
he suggested te Governer Sprout that . The Kichmnn home has three siren- i
Congressman are would like te sue- ing rooms en the third Iloer In the
ceed Senater Penrose. If the suggc- front room Mr. llid.ninn and 'bis wife I
tlen was n masked challenge, the Gov- I Katy. slept. A room in the center was I
orner brushed il aside when he named occupied by the three lllehman (hill!
"Wbnt does 'Rrether Pull think Itcuben, n baby !
about it?" the Governer nsked after' six persons were asleep in'hxe icar
he had announced the pepper appoint- rooms. Mrs. Kehecen Schaffer mother mether
ment. Erlends of the Governer undev in-lnw of Mr. Kichmnn. occupied one
steed 5lr. Sprout strongly doubts the , -ith her three daughters, liln Mertie
Vare organization s nbllitv te make a nll Anna. Twe sons. Abe and' Isaac .
inuusuiim iiKiii iihwukii I", ,-i,m.
In one sense, the peliticnl tight start- I
d bv Penrose s death .lust -tnrting. '
Whether it become, a free-for-all with
county leaders scurrying under vnri-j
eus banners depends mi the conferences Heroines Kxcltcd, Kails
that arc certain te occur in the near Thp eI,iPr persons who -chose the
future. .... ,. , ' perilous route te the ground in prefer-
Meanwhile. S-cnnter ate professes ,,nP(, te Jhe fK)) )n,1(ier, of til.emi.n WPri,
indifference te reports of nn alliance of it,fistOfl by Lieutenant Shaffer, of V.n V.n
ceunty leaders formed te kill the iiri'iE0 Company Ne, 11, and I.addermnn
hopes of State power. I Jeseph Itrensrein.
"There is nothing te it.-- Senater Mr. Kichmnn became excited, hew -Vare
fraid today, when told of re- ever, when he readied the second ledge
ports that such an alliance was taking
shape gradually.
FEW "BANK DAY" CHANGES
. I
New Directors, Where Elected,
Chlnflv Pill Vacancies bv ueatn
Bank Day this jear witnessed few
changes in direcierutes. Hanks which
held their elections tedn and re-elected
directors without changes' Include Phila
delphia National Hank. Fourth Street
National Bank. Franklin National
Bank, Ccntrnl Natiennl Bank. Cern
Kxcbangc Natiennl Bank. First Na
tional Bank. Bnnk of North America.
'
Tradesmens Natiennl Hank. I'enn .mi
I
Oenal Bank Market Mree Aime mi,
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Second Nntienal Bank. Southwestern
National Bank, Tenth National Bank.
Kensington National Bank. National
tin n lt iiri n in ii .mii iiiiuii liiinni
Security Bnnk. F.ightli National Hum;.
Manayunk National Bank. National
Bank of Commerce, Ileal Fstnte Trust
'Cempanv and Third Natiennl Bank.
At the Natiennl Bank of licnnnn licnnnn
tewu B. F. Mechling. Jr . nud Frank
;f!f'", jijl vacancies caused b the denth of
I. Slieble were eieciisl te uie uenru ie
Jeseph Fling nud the ie-lgnatien' of
Alexander W. AVIster.
Valtcr F. Hagnr was elected te the
heard of the Centennial Natiennl Bank,
fmeceedlng 'William Thomp-en. deceased.
Willlnni Salter and Geerge Vllce
arc two new directors of the Sixth
National Bank. They take the places
hi .luuivs . . niiii'ni. n" n ihiii-u, iu"
"Geerge V. Itudelnh, who died.
Samuel IteMMifehl was eleeted an ad-
l&B'Xmeetingl S,,,lm,rk N"-
At the Quaker City Nntienal Bank.
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71. G, Cellnda.v. '. It. I.lndlmcii ami
Charles S. Wcsle, who became mem
bers of the beard a few wc k age, re
icleeted for the ensuing ear. Other
Climbers of the beard weic ie-eleitiU.
Jehn Vi'. Snow den succeeded Themas
Develeu. Jr., resigned, us a inembi-i- of
the Northern .National KuiiU lienni.
Other directors were re-deiied.
At the annual meeting of tin- 1'nnui '
"National Bnnk. V. M. Armistend was
elected n director te snereed the hue
7Ienry II. Barten, Jr. Oilier directors
"were re-elected.
TALKS ON BLINDNESS
TJocter Schwelnltz Warns Against
Oespalr When Sight Fails
Dr. Geerge K. d- Schwehnu, pm pm
iewer of onhthiilmelog , 1 nle'-sit. of
PennsylMinia. talked en the bl'nd this
afternoon in the fejer of the Aciulemv
of Music.
Dr. Schweinit. ceiifined tux remarks
largely te these who are totally blind
or te these who have only a small light
conception.
"The success in ti eating the him
he said, depemU upon a number of
factors. Primarily, tin se who are blind
must net be classified us unfortunate.
and blindness must net be delim-d as
nn affliction. At most it is a handicap.
the wclglit of which can be stcmlilj
diminished by suitable uliuntieniil
inetheds. The blind im'st net be ul-
lowed te sliii into sullen despulr. '
TWO SERGEANTS PROMOTED
Harry E. Humphries and Jehn J.,
Llttel Become Police Lieutenants
Herry K. Humphries., house sergeant
at the Tenth and Biiitouweod stiei-ts
station, and Jehn .1. I.iiiel. a sin-i
sergeant of the I'lghth and .1 -tl t-1 . . n
btrects btntlen. were iiromeied te lc i
tenants tliis afternoon.
Lieutenant Humphries was scot t
ikt Twenty-fourth und Wolf stren
station and Lieutenant Lutel was ih
tailed te the Seenth and ('urpi nn r
ttrtets Ftntieu The priiiiintien w.ri
announced by Diiecier Ceriehini
Replar Street Man Leaves $17,200
Three wills wen nrebal"d tudi.' l
Ktcelster of Wills Willmm F inmi
bell. Tbc-y were- The will if t'hn
llan Oelgci. 201(1 Peplir street. SIT
inn. r ... A l-lll., ir'iv- i i I
ttwi 4J141J i-iii,a, -i i)H,- inrmir,
"s$20, and Anna lu Bnumeartncr, 1028
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AT
BLAZING
J Three Children Tossed te Reef
of Adjoining Heuse in Seuth
Eighth Street Fire
MAN HURT IN 15-FT. FALL
Eleven person, three of them small
children, were saved in n thrilling res
cue when trapped by lire en it third
fleer of ii-biilldiiiR nt Mil Seuth Eighth
utreet nt - o'clock this tuerninp.
Three men mid live women escaped
by dreitnliiL' from one ledee te (mother
and ever reefs nnd denn ladders, while
the three children were tossed b'v llrc-
ered ins Heme was In flames. lie reused
his family nnd started down the stnlr-
way. but found
it cut off
meke.
In the meantime some one bad Mo Me
phoned fe- fire cempnnies and before
,,i' j in m-ii mi men nnu erawim ever
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easily leail le flip reef nf n nnn.ttnrr
-' !- i'ii ill i mi- uiiinilIIE.
I Lieutenant .les(ph Moere, of Engine
"""enipany Ne. Jl. Minerrdcd in reaching
the fleer where the children were, nnd
bringing them out te the ledge, one by
one, he tossed them m'ress te the ten
uri-iipieii me oilier room.
The lire started In the first fleer in
the paper store The seem.l fleer I
IIM, as living quarters b r the lUchiua,
family. I
and. slipping, fell fifteen feet te the
ground. lie was net seriously injured.
Once safely en the root of the garage
ami repair shop which adjoins tfic
Kichmnn home en one side, these res-
curd walked ncres the reef nml
Prnwp,j jt0 wjn,0ws of the home of
ur. i.euis saivui'ci, iin neiuii
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The children were hmught le the lest en Lake Superior, has been author
street through the Mnrke its; home ized b CJoverner J. A. U. Preus.
after being admitted through a win- Tugbe.its te scout nreund the nuiner nuiner
(lew. 'eus small islnnds In Thunder Mm. where
The Kichmnn home i- a brick struc-. It is thought Maher inn) be. nUe were
tare. Firemen cnnnncil most of the
damage te the first Iloer. The stock of
the paper store was destroyed, which
Mr Kiclimiin said would nineunt te a
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FRENCH CANADIANS REGAIN
POWER UNDER NEW REGIME
Had Been Alienated en the Question
of Conscription
Montreal. .Inn. 10. (Bv A. P.)
Freto h-speaking Canada has, with the
accession of the new King Mini-try,
recaptured Its former position in De
minion affairs after four years of "i-e
latlen."
During that period the Fren h-vpenk'
ing majority In the Preunre of fjucbci
iimi iieen virtuniiv wiinen renresenrn-.
i inrmiT piir-e III imTiirnin
tien in the executive briin.li ..f the INFANT DIES IN MOTHERS
Peuntrys admlnUtratlen. ,ARMS RUSHING TO HOSPITAL
A Liberal Premier. V. L. MKeiuU' ' "UCn,1,U ' U "U:rl ' AL
King, is at picv.nt nt the helm, hew- flaces Here Frem Nantlceke te Save
ever, aim ri-ii.-ij v.. ,w -. wuu-ii n-,
turueii a senu i.ieenu i:n"i ie i iir- i ,-,,,,. 7 r -
liament in the leceni gencrnl election,, Mrs. ielu linker, of Nnniiceke.
has it full quota of members in the, Pn.. lest u nice with death when she
Federal Ministry It expects te piny brought her fourleen-menihs-old daugh
as larae it part' in matters of gewrn- tcr (lertnnje te this cit in the hope
mem ns it did during the ndministru- thnt an opcrallen would -ne the liab 's
lien of the great I reiicn-i uuiiuian, Mr,
Vilfrid I.nurler
Th., "U linn of Oneiei no it i'ii r
speaking, was brought nlmui in r.lli
. . . . -."-
and was due te riiffcteiicc
( nntiiieti !
mi tin
iiiiesiieii or compulsory military1
. . .
sen ice
The French-speaking anudians op-
p ,1 conscription when their Fiiglish-
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iieukins compatriots neiievei tins
measure neeessar.i , n result, ine
delegation fnuu French ijuebec steed
nrtuallv alone in rnriiniueur ngainst
majorities fiem tin' oilier elglit prov
ides, and the people of Quebec would
net elect nnv Minister n take a seat
in a conscription I'ubinet.
Chicago Egg Prices Drep Again
Chicago. Jim. 10. -i liv A. P. I
Spot sales of tlrt rpmlity fresh eggs
dropped .V2e en the wholesale market
ledax. the last (piotatien being li. ' ..
'a deen. una a lew sales at uc. line
te mild went her and a large nllux of
'fresh eggs trein all point conditions en
the egg market were described as n.
inet piinuUy.
, Bosten Barred Frem Leviathan Jeb
Wasliliisten. Jan. HI. I B A. P. I
Inability of ihe Bosten Navy ard ie
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( H mi i ii;; "i ,ut sn-uin-,in, i i.n iiiiii
pi collide nn. plan le have the work
done theie, Piesideni Harding led.ij
notified llepre-eiitiitne iMllingcr, He-
publican. Mass. who teeenily made
sin (1 U IUUJHIS.il.
RESCUED IN SOUTH
Freui left te rljbt
Ilrrtha
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EVENING- kUBLIO "
SENATOR
2 OF 3 MURDER TRIALS
END IN GUILTY VERDICTS
One Man Gets I
" ,n9 of
First Degree for Slay
Sweetheart
-s,--
'I'lt-n of lln-nr. inliritei. Inula lmliir
I-Pti. Nnmnnilinr I l!l"l evilln nei in
was feeliinr ill when lie nearlv severed
the girl's head from her body with u
razor. '
After deliberation of an hour and a
half the jury returned n first degree
verdict. Sentence uns deferred pend
ing motion for a new trial.
The jury which heard the evidence lu
the murder of .lelni McNeil, stubbed in
u quarrel with William lle.t, a Negro,
was. clulrged bj .ledge Maey this morn
ing, mid two and ii hnlf hours later re
turned a crdlet of guilt) In the tecend
Jiwrl-nrl Vjnti ( utt en It ilu 1 1 1 TetiliKt 'PIie
1l1.tV1i !( Ml' II' ' nf I1IIV1, tin;,
wife of the defendant. INtelht ller, is'
I- ie-iim: rww y-v . iT as
.ln.. ' - V r w- , iS .; , i .
under Indict ment as a joint ilefemlntit. , "
Andrew Meadows, .barged with the'Propesed Ban en Herse Race News
iniinier ei l'cnnis isi'iiicj. Mint in n
quarrel nt Nineteenth and l-itzwnter
street". Mnv ''!. 1DI!. is lwlng tried
for his life before Judge Mnxey, of
'fn"'0"-,, . , . , ,, !
I,"1',' 1Jnv- l"ll" venienced Moses
Williams a Negr. te eighteen months
In the ( eunty Pnen for invelntnry
manslaughter, nrlsing from the death of
:u " ":Y? ' '., if-V ; '",."." I
men iiuurrclisi ami w imams struck
Kichwine, who fell le the pavement,
fracturing bis skull.
BOY'S QUEST FOR FATHER
BRINGS STATE TO HIS AID
tAirnlane Ordered te Jein Search
Af L rf, L HJk
iV", i in fi'r i in '
. lain. .lan. l". i liv A. I .) - i
1 se of a National Guard airplane te aid '
today in the search for .1 nines Malier.
' " iiuumiiuei-i- m i ,.m v-muu.,.
mlcblii'. r.t,- r.inrfneii tlniu fifiil imkieii-il
autnerize,! ny uie (.overner
Mnher left Grand Portage en December
''" for Pert Arthur. Ont. He was last
heard of nt Cloud Bun. Becoming
nlnrmed nt his futlier s prolengeil an
40IJPn Dennll, M;,her, fifteen M-ars old
n.
,.-ll,e,l (he tnm .Mil-m, miles. from I
Grand Portage t.Pert Arihur le star, ,
Teiluv young Donald is hiking back
te bis home, confident that with the
. nl.l of the nlriihinc nud ll... t utrhei.ts .
t - .." ---.- . .--r, -..
, bin fethrr will no found
"Old-timers" nt I, aker Superior ports
expressed the opinion that the elder
Maher will net be found nine. He
had only enough feed for one meal when
be starred out In an open metnrbnut.
Mnher was unarmed and it was -nnl
that if he had landed nt nn point en i
me .serin i.uiie mimh- iv iitii-rni-ts or en
an island his chiim es of c-mpe would
'be hindered tiy timber wolves, whidi
are reported te be mere numerous Ihuu
for several jeurs.
ch. Chokn en Nutshell
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Little Gertrude e.terdaj when play-
"'K " '' ""r "inn- nei- meiiivr un
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the housework swallowed a nut shell
It ledgid in the child's threat.
AlH.3 I tt ,,! nw lillHHim .an I .., I, . Il
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J. ,. I,"lll'l. iiil- it iiiiii. I'n.i "O- Ii 111
He exhausted Ins resource'- Irjlng te
'"slpilge tlie siieii. u nen he letiiul tin
rtMilil nut il.i t li.. nili'ikni lli.i ini m. I..
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take the child te a Philadelphia hes
pitnl
u ith the imny in tier aims-.
slowly
heking te death, the mother bearded
a train ler the clt. The baby was
st 1 1 1 Hung when she alighted from the
train, Imping against hope Mint her ruce
with ib-nth was about te he wen. In
Bread Stieet Station, however, the
bnb. gaw a last gasp and died. The
baby gave a last gusp and died.
N. J. Jail-Breakers Returned
Tlnee of the four prisoners who
broke fi in tin (Hemester Ceuntv Jail
at Voeilbur, e ember 'M. and who
weie M-nicii'id Saturdav b Judge
Das. were taken te the State Prison
at Trillion lud.iy bj Sheriff Selali
Clark, of i ileiice.icr 'iuut,; Deputy
Sheriff llaielil l.iiii and -l.nl Warden
Ilnrrj Madcr. They are Jehn Fesslli,
who will si'i e from ten te twnifv-slx
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eiui-ni-ii ,11-nrs, nnu iiinieiiii .i.i res,
i from four le twelxe jeai -. Curl Bend,
sentenced with ihe ethers le from eight
le twentj -si eais. will be held until
Januarv li. whm, an argument for n
II''.' MUM lllll nt- IUUHI
STH STREET FIRE
Keubcii ICIcliinuii. Isune Jtkliinaii and
Schaffer
ICEDbERn " PHIEBEIiPHlA:
PEPPER'S FAMILY AT CAPITAL
iV Mum-, v ;" ;K;;":il jfflmmzh.
ugjfju'wE -iiiL. IK9: x 1 5 wtw j&ctiB
Thry saw their father take the ealh
of efllce In Washington thin morn
ing. In the picture they nre shown
abee. left te right : Mrs. Then
di re S. Paul and .Mrs. Fitz Kugcue
New held. Ilelnw Is Geerge Whar Whar
eon Pepper. Jr.
ANTI-GAMBLING BILL
WARMLY DISCUSSED
Fought nt Committee Hearlnrj
Washington. Jan. 10. (Uy A. P.)
Newspapers opposed te the iinti-gnm
bllng legislation piopescd in n rider te
h " . , .,, ' , .', , . ,.
'' P1 " ' wl'"-;' ' P"' ""
Senate, and in n bul introduced by
Senater Sterling, of Seuth Kiketn,
were represented nt
represented nt hearings ledaj be
fore n Senate judiciury subcommittee.
The proposed legislation. Senater
Stunlcy asserted, if enacted into law
ueiihl prohibit the circulation In this
country of new-papers is.sued under the
secie nud drastic censorship of the
autocracies of Kurepe. A schoelhoj
nt college who wrote his mother thnt
Ins reimumHc lnul bet ilm rrnu mi n
football same, the Senater said, could
'-' "" te the penltentlurj for live
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n(1'( tl 'ip (l mvIHeii if the bill was
aniciiil-il .i prohibit cir'iilatieu et
ii"f.iapcrs ceiitntnlng suggesllens ns le
the mill- off, red en her-e riving. Sena Sena
eor Siiiuley replied dial such regulation
would be uni'oiistliulleii.il. thill the slip slip
prcsleii el the race-tiaik giim'illng was
in I In- h. mils of the Slates, nil or whii I
with the evcnlieii of two or three, had
ir "I im; I'luiici nn "i iiit.'
already acted, mnkiiig horse racing tin-
lawful
The Ilev. S. IMward Youngj-ef New
Yerk City, nrgued for regulatory lcgis-
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J -g "ra'S:
should therefore assist -e Slates in
Inhibiting the use et the mall te com-
""'rcianz e gailllJllllg. ur. 1 euilg lis-
lncrrialize
j sorted that a gambling
I sweeping the ceuntrj.
lunula whs
HOUSE BILL WOULD PAY
BONUS WITH GASOLINE TAX
Bacharach Measure Provides Levy
of Three Cents Per Gallen
Washington. Jan. 10. Kcpresenla
five llnchnrncli, of Atlantic I'ltj, in in
ireilneed n hill teda te j . . i the iie
posed beniift te ex-seniei' men through
a tax en gasoline. He estimates that
three cents u gallon tn paid lit the
source, will jield un annual liweniie of
fiem ,?1!I().0(M,(MII) le is-Jel l,U IO.1 10(1.
"The lax suggested III this bill," Ml.
Itachiirach taid tedaj. "ummis eer
lirpunienl effeleil b. the 'hUppexsl'
filcnds of the soldiers who bine alwajs
found some excuse te offer ns le whj
ihcy could net support the preposition.
"It cannot be charged that this 'sales
tax' is, n tax en the backs of the peer.
It ought net te add nintcriulb te the
cost of gasoline te consumer, bul own
if it does, if a pcisen can aftniii le
own a car he certainly can nffeid te
pay nn additional pi lies for gasoline
te help pay the e-scrlcc man a (oin (ein (oin
pensiitlen that will come wuhin 50 per
cent of paying what lie would have
received hud he sought n 'safety firsl'
job during the war."
"I believe," be added, "Micro is tee
Brent a margin of profit en imselini.
I nml Ibis tux can easily be absorbed liv
' the producer und eucht net te be nasseJ
en te the consumer."
HARDING WANTS BONUS BILL
Expects Enactment by This Cen-
grcss, Which Must Finance It
Washington, Jan. 10. (Bj A. P.)
Indications were ghen at the While
Heuse today thnt President Hnidineex-
pecth the cnuetmeiit of u sebllei-s' bonus
bill at this session of Congress, and that
such n measure must in itself provide
a proper source of funds sulln u-nt te
meet the pajinenls.
The responsibility for Issuance of n
large quantity of new bund under the
conditions prevailing new. it wn fni,).
Is- net one that the executive branch of
the Government desires te as-iime.
In the Administration view point it
would also lie hazardous, te designate
flic income, from the foreign debts te the
j (0 nR.c,t , Km,s r-tiiiirem-niK.
l niteu Mates as me source et money
j . .
Elkton Marriage Licenses
lClUlen, .Mil., .Inn. 10. The fellow lug
were xrnnted niiirriiiK'' licenses heic te
day . .Incli ScliuefT and Kebn Schwartz,
ICduurd Itupp und Irinii I'nlf.i nml
Stniile) Freed and Matilda Sliiub. nil of
I'lilliidelplilii; rerry M. Scott, I'hila
ililphh. and Alice II Shernuiii, New
town. I'a : Frank It. Stivereoel and
Florence Smith. l'liillipsbiirB, N. .1. ;
Maui'Iec II Fuller. Iteiicb IIiim-u, anil
Fleieliee . Ib'llcb. Ni'scfipeck, I'll.;
Ilmwird WnlterH and Sarnli Scwnrd,
l-Jklen . Knfnel Corpus ami Merlc
Itre'Mi. Hallimore. and Sjlvestcr Men
ltd and Dsther llclrlcli, Kleetwued, I'll.
All!', -kill. I.OIIKI.Nt! I (Ml IIKI.l'? I'KIt-
Inaps ttiti vry person ypu want In u .Ivor .Iver
lining under Situation en bases 13 and S3,
kVTtiESDA
SUSPECT SUBMARINE
AS BOOZE-RUNNER
m
Strange Craft Off Cape May Be
lieved te Oe Bootlegging
Cape Mnj, Jan. 10. Fishermen
coming Inte the harbor nerc report Hint
for several nights n Mibniarinc hns been
been moving off shore. It is supposed
by the fishermen thnt the craft i In
the booze-running trade, and thnt the
small beats which come into the bay
and Inlets of the New Jersey const have
been flooding the country witli liquor
supplied from the submarine.
Twe fishermen who go out from
Schellenger's Landing say that en sev
eral occasions they hnve seen the
strnngelj acting submarine off the const
near Five Fathom nnd Cherfalls Light
ship. A few nights nge one, of the fisher
men was hailed by n small thirty-feet
beat nud asked the way le Twe-Mile
Peach. The stranger asked also for
gasoline. When questioned by the fish
ing cnptiiin. (lie crew of the strnngcr
said thnt the were Down Kast lobster
fishermen and had lest their compass.
Twe-Mile Heaeh is the only beach
en the New Jersey coast that is unin
habited and for u long time it has been
though! tlmt bee'.o-runners had n cache
of boe7c there. Captain Jeseph
Springer, of the const guard station,
the only house en the beach, said rev
enue officers had huuted all -ever the
bench without finding uny liquor. The
beach has dunes forty feet high, in
wtilcli ll would lie eusy te lildc contra
band cargo.
HAS DOLLAR IN POCKET;
SAVES HIM FROM JAIL
Mether Asks Punishment for Idling
Sen, but Incident Gains Freedom
One dollar saved it man from what
looked llke a viicntlen In the lieuse ef'nn(l management, without city assist
Correction after a session in Magistrate
KenshnwT, court lu Central h'tntlen
today.
Themas Heath. t!IO "North Tenili
street, was taken before the magistrate
by bis mother this morning. The nrcd
woman told the court that Heath does
I n,01 ,u'rh' ".ns l,.p,'n put iiwaj several
. , , ..... ..,..-
i times ter the- drug lmbit and made n
nulsiuice of himself by constantly hang-
'"? nreund the house.
"(,"" l'leaded with his melher for
one mere chance, but she was obdurate.
!! l. I. . 1 .1 . ................ ,..w ............ .,. .y j. . C,.v,,,U
', "- i'"..e.m-u me inngisiriite he
would staj away from his mother If
giwn another chance. Itenshaw seemeil
us com ,im me ineiiicr nnu said:
"New listen, jeung man; here jeu
arc without a dollar in 'our
pocket " , '
"You're wrong, judge." came the
answer, and Heath pulled n bill from
his pocket. When Ihe laugh had sub
sided Magistrate Kenslniw let Heath
go, after threatening him with eight
een months in the Ileuse of Correction
if he wns ever brought before him
again.
KIDNAPPED 17 YEARS AGO.
WOMAN REJOINS FAMILY
... .
Mrs. Helen Smith, of Washlnaten,
,., " i
Pa., Finds Sisters and Brethers
,..,,,.. ...... .. , , ... ,,
Wllllllllgluil, Del.. Jim. 10. .Ml-,
Helen Slililb wife nl' Furl., i.illh ,.fi
Ill Mil fsillllll, mu , i.nrie Mullli, of I
Washington, Pa., who claims tlmt when
four years old she was kidnapped from
her four sisters and two brothers In
this city, whom she had net seen un
til lhi week, when she returned here
ler a visit, is liming u most enjoyable
time, siting relative from whom she
has been separated for seventeen jears.
A ineiitn age .Mrs. Mmith wrote lu i
."superintendent et t'eiiee Iilacli. asking
for information regnidlng her brothers
nud sisters, and it was through the In In
fei inatien received that she leeuted her
lest relatives.
According te Mrs. Smith, the woman
who kidnapped her took her te Wash Wash
ingten, Pa., und left her with the fainil.v
of an undertaker. The kidnapper then
went en te ( alifernia, ami nothing hiib
been heard of her Intel). Fortunately
Mrs. Smith remembered where her
folks were and u desire te he reunited
with them led 'e her writing in De
cember. Her relatives are Mrs. Mary Dill
worth, of Hamilton Park: Airs. Auu-i
l,evvis, Mrs. Murlha Guluer, Mi". Tes.
sle Kempskl, and Jeseph Hepkins, of
dclphi.ii
mis my, uiiu r.mvnrd iiepiiins, I'liiia-
POISONOUS LIQUOR KILLS 5'
Believe Sailors Sold Deadly Drink te
Hoboken Victims j
llolielieii, N. ,1.. ,lnn. (). (liv A.
I'.) Five men died tod.iyrem dilnL-
Ins poisonous; liquor bclleted te have
been eblalueil from t-ullurs en nil in
ciiuiini; steainslilp. Th,, victims ere
r.iull I.nuue, a saloonkeeper; Hndelpb
Kdcrle und I'nul Mchinldt, who bearded
ut I.nnsc'H house; Henry Offen nnd
William Itergen, bDiirdirM nt heusus
near the water front.
The jiolice believe that .lames Slieej,
n ImiKsberi'inaii. who died m ,lern'
City Snturdny fiem jioiMiueux iiiier,
i.btalncd It from the same ,,alIerh Mlm
sold it .e today 'k irtln .
Tarentuni. I'.i., .lun. 10.- Ul A
I. ) Ten persons here ure paillj pam
Ijzed nnd ether are suflVriiiR fieiu
mental diserders: an a result of dnnl.ui'!
poisonous liipier "J bac ex.imlin !
Mime of Ihe stuff Tnrciilum iieeplc Imiei
been tliinlilng," fold Or. F. K, Meuth
"und some of It Is rank pelMin. I '
nun i. nil"" ii inn in K'MIIK irj mippl'li If
peeplu de net quit (IrinMiit; Ibis rotten
booze. I knew, of mump men who nri
nenrliiK- Inmnltjr nun hoiiie-made
,m
u
Wetmy 'ie. i&gfeyy -"
! P. R. T. 1' OPERATION
; Al OF ORDINANCE
iWoglein Drafts Measurc for
Submission Following Yos Yes Yos
terday's Conference
COUNCILMEN URGE ACTION
An erdinance nutherizing P. II. T.
operation of the city-owned Frnnkferd
elevated is being prepared from facts
obtained nt vesterdny's five-hour ses
sion of Council., Klchard Wcglcln, presi
dent of Council, announced today.
Mr. Weglcin said he will confer with
Mnyer Moere, probably tomorrow, be
fore giving the ordinance definite shape.
He nlse will endeavor te learn the at
titude of the Public Service Commis
sion toward n five-year lease,
Councilman Unit, who did much eP
the questioning nt yesterday's session,
said he hopes te sec the ordinance drnwn
within n u-nelf "In riew nf the Spirit
of these Interested In the l'rnnkferd
City Benefits Foreseen
Mr. Unit said: "Council would like
te work in hnrmeny with the adminis
tration nnd hopes the elevated caji. he
kept entirely out of politics. In addi
tion te Increasing taxable values the
"h." In operation, will help solve the
housing problem. There nre twenty-nine
square miles of territory open te de
velopment at the northern end of the
line."
Councilman Gnffney, chnlrman of the
Finance Committee, nlse said he hopes
te see nn erdinance ready within n
week. He said the losses the city will
sustain annually will be made up by
lncrcnscd taxable values nnd ether bene
fits. Themas 13. Mitten, president of the
P. It. T offered te npernte the line
with the company iissuinlng the losses
in the first car. Payments te the
city M-ejiUl begin in the second jenr of
operation, sinning wun i jut mu i
the city's $10,000,000 investment nnd
reaching f! per cent in the sixth year
Und thereafter.
Mitten Outlines Proposal
Mr. MUten in outlining his stand
upon the proposal snid :
"The proposal contained in letter te
President Weglein, December .11, is the
most liberal that can, In fairness, he
submitted te P. It. T. stockholders for
approval.
"City and company are in agreement
thnt the less from operation of Frnnk Frnnk
eord '1 nnd Piiistleten I,lne will up
proximate $000,000- of tliis amount
.fVriO.OOO is less of return en city invest
ment, leaving S150.00O ns operating less
from first jenr's operation.
"P. It. T. In offering le bear thLs
SleO.OOO operating less, expects te ever
come It by added economies of men und
management, unless paraljzcd by city
i Influence.
"Philadelphia lias embarked upon nn
impossible plan of transit development.
This plan was made designedly antag
onistic te P. II, T. from which com
pany nnd city must receive co-operative
assistance in order te make any plan for
added transit workable.
"P. It. T. has been changed blnce
19111 from the worst street railway in
America te what is new acknowledged
te be the best. This miracle has been
accomplished by co-operation of men
Urges Ce-operation
"I'ven greater wonders can be tie tie
cempllsbcd by co-eperathe planning for
added transit, iideintagiug lwth public
and P. K. T. if city will co-operate
for joint accomplishment instead of
wasting added millions by independent
planning and by fighting P. It. T.
"City' nnd company lnw departments
in drafting proposed Frnnkferd '1
lease and ngrcement, fifth section, par
agraph (b), were In contention as te
M hnltmi t)i-in inars ,ii- fi,n I nui-u i.l.n..l.l
'he the time during which final dcter-
minntien of values could be expected,
i "Tlin ,mlv simllnr cese fmn, i,.i,ini.
opinion enn ue lermeii ns te tunc re
(iiired under Pennsylvania practice is
that of the Ohie Valley Water Com
pany, where, with greatest possible
pressure exerted bv attorneys te for
ward case te quick decision, s,cwn years,
fiem 1011 te 11)21, were required."
In conclusion lip urged tlmt the city
instead of "tr.ilng te tie the hands nud
feet of the company and penalizing it"
should endeaer te co-operate and get
somewhere en transit.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
mhen.i Kanrnn's. SOI S LM ! , nml V
r.'Hi. a Kiirkl, 'J',20 Moitree Hi
Anilt.-w s, keiliiiK. 14-J0 ft mill 91 and
J' mile Oihlnln 023 Whitrlen St.
ii" n-. ii T-'n Atinntir i , ana ntiici
i,. imr .t.-'JS Sjflrnhani M
'""' ''"r'-iu. ions s. leth si . arni u.itii-
hrma riirtunuin. "14 H. Warnerk st
tcn-iilns (.. rem. r,S07 Chcuter av nl
Ma.l'Un llnrlliulemew. nK(l7 Cheater He.
riinniH Keuneili la.-, Ilreiui st . nml Aim,.
Imin.-ut lil.'i N Mli l
J Jl. lluM-nlicr!, nun W Atlantic nt , nml
llU.la it llu.ianl. iiart V. ItlltPiiheuiie at.
James llxle- . -Jpll Klpp nt , nnil .Sunih
dr. .i.-. -.'all Klpn at
ThmiiHS MiKimalil "J2.1S V Oxferil at ar-J
Mph i: (lilrni Jill W Oxford at
1'lejil I. Wenrldi. Hi-h.IIiiu-, I'a , and (iraci
i'1'iiipnn ItHriillnr I'a
Thnmus J. l.iniKran, 'Jin llenrzet j,r
flirlruil ,M I)lii, .-lan JVIIIeiia n,
,
iii wuienii hip. " '
C'h'air c (' Tinner. M4I Wjiiliiaiie m
Kii.l l.lillan i:. Ithmlas 1125 Aubrey al
G"iri A s. limit! 2H15 N Dlh kt . and Mac
KWiia.hmi.li 18HI lilamniul al.
Urulrr (jliilunan. 1IUS H. nth at , and Jean-
i ( te Al.ratnaeii, 2227 S. 71h at.
JJhMiI Millar fldlj (.'hrlatlan at., nnd ll'nah
Km, 'iii.-i Mifflin at
VWili.i II ll.isieu 171.1 '. I'hf-r t( . n.i
Mniv I Ml, n Hnltlmnre Jld.
f'tei Krlli S20 S llanciick al and
J"fr,i"r,.,,u,,"H'i;':M,U JTs'l-rX&rt." uni1
i inui'-- iiiiiik. r .11UM1IIIPI1H nir QVH
Diamond
Originality
Variety
- Wide Range of Price
J. E.CALDWELL & CO.
Jewelry - Silver - Statienehy
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
ff 1-- --J ' ' " wrfr"m . . ly
Evening Clethes
I 1 rt
H ii T
lie eveninc cletheH
11 cce
j... word i refme , ;rT:ktar.ndpShSS
Lnaliih fu.lHen. Then, tee, they don't go "out of
uurepr!ce.,,e Se",0,, ' Qua,i'y U hl"her ,,,a"
Huainesa Suits, made te order, $115 un
Our own Listen urnl Topcoat, readu le mn ...,
Rebert Stewart, 1501 Walnut St
Sporting and Mufti Tailors i Breaches Mahmrs '
New Yerk Sterf. is c-.t 47, street
III
a-:r:ni'i'n!lll,;illll!IIIIL'11'1''1"11"'"''"'11
apra
SCIlirS BRAVE ACI
LAUDED BY SPROUL
a
Mellen Alse Joins Praise of
Magistrate Who Helped Cap
ture N. Y. Slayer Here
DETECTIVE'S STORY DIFFERS
Governer Sprout nnd Secretory of
the Treasury Mcllen's names were added
today te these of officials who have
poured congratulations upon Ames
Scott, the Negro Magistrate, for his
pnrt In .the capture of Luther Ueddy,
Negro murderer, who was caught in
.this city y&tcrdny.
Secretary Mcllen's telegram reads:
"I hnve lust beard et your capture
of n murderer. Accept my cengrntu-J
lotions en your brnvcry,"
Governer Sproul's wire says:
"Yeu arc net only n dispenser of
justice but n terror te cyll-dners. Ac
cept my congratulations en your brave
deed."
Magistrate Scott today, in giving his
version of the capture of Beddy, sold :
"I don't went any unnecessary credit,
but I wentmyself Inte the room where
the Negro murderer lay in bed and I
told him te held up his hands or I would
fill him full of shot. Then, while I
stuck a pistol against his heart, my con
stable searched him. We both took him
downstairs,
"On the way down he snid, tn n
matter-of-fact wny, 'It's n geed thing
you had me covered or I would hove
knocked you off.'
"I smacked him ncress the face and
told him net te tnlk te me like thnt.
"When I called the First District
and told them thnt I knew where the
murderer wns they sent nreund lien
tier. When we eet te the lieuse Hen
ner suggested he wntch the downstairs
windows nnd the deer. He did this
nnd I went upstairs with mv constable."
Ueddy himself tells still n different
tery, but gives the credit for the actual
arrest te Benner. When Director Cor Cer Cor
telyeu heard of the magistrate's state
ments, lie nsked Cnptnin Soulier te qucs qucs
tleif the priseucr.
Captain Seudcr said Beddy told him
thnt three men Jumped Inte the room
nt 'about the same instant and that
Henner wns the man who grabbed him.
The magistrate's .statemnnt is in
direct contrast nls with the testimony
given ' en the stand yesterday by
iienucr, wne wai made an acting de
tective immediately afterward en ai' ai'
ceiint of his brnvcry. Benner snid in
subitancc:
"When I walked into the room where
Beddy lay en the bed he recognized me
initantly. T hnd known him in Newark
where I used te work, und lie knew me.
lie snid te me. 'I knew you. I've seen
you before.' I said. 'Yes, you have,'
und then I get him."
New Yerk authorities ere planning
speedy extradition for Beihh. Di
tectlve Sergeant Kdin V. "Knglutid,
New Yerk, made u hurried trip te Al
bany yeMcrday te get the necessnry
papers signed. He. is in Ilnrrisbiirg
today te get Governer Sprcul's signa
ture. Late tddny Knglntid Is looked for
here nnd Beddy will be immediately
turned ever te him.
TWO HURT IN FIGHTING
FIRE AT TRADES SCHOOL
Patrolman Overcome by Smoke and
Fireman Falls Through Skylight
A patrolman and a heseman were in
jured in n twe-alurm hluae that de
stroyed shops of the Philadelphia Trade
Scheel at Seventeenth and Weed streets
Inst night. The less is ubeut $10,000.
Patrolman ltuhill. of the Twentieth
and Buttouweod streets station, who
discovered the flumes, wns injured. He
entered the building te try te check the
lire after nsklng another patrolman te
turn in an alarm. The headway that
the flames had gained wns se great that
he was forced te leave. In i-renlne
his way te (lie staircase from the second I
fleer he wns ewreninc by smoke ami hud
te lie treated at an ambulance.
Harry Itubin. n fireman from Engine 1
Company Ne. IS. fell through a sk - I
light in an effort te iraeli the thiul I
Iloer by way of the reef. He was I
badly cut ubeut the face and hands and
was treated by surgeons from . St. '
Jeseph's Hospital. Ten engine com
panies and three liatt'ilinn chiefs, led,
bj Thief Bess Dai.s, engaged in thei
battle thai confined the flumes te the
eiii pari ei the mriiclurc. The
purl was siivi'd.
11. .1.
'Die tin il.liii.. lu iii.ll 1 ,i... .. ... .1
, "" "" nn. mil M) llieil-
sands or former high school grnduntes
as the Central Manual Training Scheel
It is- one of the eldest school building"
ie un- iii.i. n nun is, an annex te I
l be
ll-IIIIUl IIIIII iH-IIOOI.
FABER CHARGES UNHEEDED
Grand Jury Fails te Find Indict-
ments for Shere Gam.bllng or Vice
Mnys LaniliiiB. N. ,.. Jan. 10. The
1 ucteiicr draiiil .lurj, winch concluded
cessions leniij, leimu no Indictment for
piuublliiB nml ether iee cendltinnn. in
Atlantic ritj. as chiirRed by Simen
1-nlier, reformer nml former city in-
yestlBater Mr. Tnber snid tlmt vii-c
was runniiiK rnmpiint in the resort
Tin. (Jrniiil .fury Kne u clean bill' of
health te nil city officials und p(,li,-
f) rlrrlall.,B petitions f,
ter
rector
Bar Pi
ins
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' 'Vy" "11
1000 CHICKENS ON SH
Annual Poultry Exhlhit t...
.... .- --.,: Hrn'
...v.7 ...is. uumuaien or Neliii?
Approximately 3000 chicken. . .
the smallest bred te the ln-.A a
being exhibited nt Philadelphia's snn'l
poultry show, which opened teda . ?i!
First Keglmcnt Armbry, Bread I ..!
CnllewhlH streets. ' "''
The rooster crews, the hcn P,.u.'
nnd for ence the nelfc of the m.i. .
overshndews thnt of the femnle e..'1.'
icstlc white Leghorns, exnuinit .n1 '
lece Wyondettes. there I. n IM"''.
breed ns well ns size. ' "" (
Over 300 pigeons daintily Di,t '
their feet as they coo softly, , n bit SP
ine Birauuc Hiirreiinaings. rsu '
ee with wooden. llke ti.-jV"1'"
"honk-henkn" of distress Inte th. r
n veritable Tower of Bnbcl, '
Somebody's left bis mint n,... . 1
chewing sedately nnd uncenecrnedi.
real IBmalnyan goat. M,Jr
And there ere guinea pg3. tMn,t
one two years old, weighs fertr '
ounces. He stretches his body ,
beard and when called te, lifts hi. v. !
nnd poses for the cnincrman. n.. r
Is owned by B. K. Bartcll A''
Seifth Wilten Btrect. ' 0I 15
The show will continue five daj- '
Elastic Side
VICI
Congress Shoes
With Cushion Seles
We enrry a complete line of
sizes in these shoes, se neces
sary te the feet comfort of
many of our customers.
Plain tee or with tip.
$9.00
Ask te Hce Our Mwclal
BUNION SHOE
Ter 5Ien and Women,
Built with n pocket for
the, liunlen that ellmln
nte pnlnful pretsure,
3ft maintain h nat
urnl, hnndneiuc appeqr
nnre. I
Improved Cushion Shee Stere
37 S. nth St., Phlla.
811 Tucine Ave.. Atlnntle Cllj, N.J
Write for Cntutecue
11 I0C30C
aotaei
Constructive
U Banking,
It is the constant nim of this D
Company te extend practi- 0
T:
D
cai service te us customers.
We co-operate with them in
building up their business
along sound, progressive
lines, because in se doing we
are helping our customers,
our community nnd our
selves. cc
,iy
in
ief us serve you in thii
constructive manner.
The Real Estate
Title Insurance
and Trust Ce.
of Philadelphia
523 Chestnut Street
Afros from Independence ILU
45 S. Bread St.
Mncelu Ilulldlne
Oldtsl Title Insarancr
Company in the World
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Sold only in our Stores
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nn i, mu un. runeial Ferilcfi l .""
I ll.irrll ll.tunllnl U.I. ..l tlAlmn.it 1TP
JJ.. lltti ItiHi . "ff A it. Interment prlvt'
I ' (man nml t .-.,.,..
HMITH. Jnn s Kl.I.nN T (nee Scanlon',
"en in jniin r. Minilli, llclatu ana ine";
r lnlieil le atltrid funeral. Thur.. .
A M Ieta -LLl,l.nn. Hrt rinAn.. at HO'
" into tIU7) re, ilUUH 1 U'l'r - (I
Sorrenn, le A. Al. Interment New Oathrfff p
(. ( mterv Wen
I.AIMMm-n T e n ilffin. hflll
J.anJ of Katharine I.aulncT (ne WeiW
JtolaUise an.l friends, alto Court of 1"J.
iunk. Ne? r.'.', V. of A , nn Invllc-d le atu
...,.f.I -TI.,... C.nn . ., ,MA... hfl UK
rfsitjrncei jj2 Coniirre (., Al.inajunk. JJ!
I iuiern maun tit, JIary's (Jliurcli. m a-
iiiininciii eriva-e, at. Jiarys inwiii
COL.K.MAN lun 7. in?". JOH.H n""
I Land of thn Inln lrlriir, rnl.m.n. Ilelttt"
I n mi frl..ila ..... n. .... Un b O. II
. . ....l.e, uy I'.l.VIUII ,," .'. -.,
InMttd te funeral, TliurH 8 SO A. M,irl
residence of tils daunhter, Atr CatniH"
Valnen. 4417 X, (Jrutz t Hleh ""JJ
L ...... ,-.I ,n a v f.....n..nt HOI'S
. . n.iv.n ui sibbibi. IV ,. J1, 1 IIIVI i"-" '
,, VAN PAItYH. Jan. 0. 1022.. riEHRJ;
i uneanu or jiary van I'arya; a ,'";i
1 Ii ae A Al.
i.ii-a mm irfnus invuiyi
'r,,,;rui Thuri
lalj resldencB. 610S len?ri
nt . Gerniarili.wn Knlmn lenulflnl J!':
I ( liurrh of the Immaculate Conception. I''
.m interment Jleiy epulcnre I'u'r'y'i
HATUH -On Jan. 9 111:'.'. JtAKt
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